"Safe" is a psychological thriller novel by S.K. Barnett, a pseudonym for a New York Times bestselling author. Published in 2020, the book tells the story of Jenny Kristal, a six-year-old girl who was kidnapped and reappears twelve years later after escaping her captors. While her parents are overjoyed, her brother Ben is immediately suspicious, and questions begin to surface about Jenny's true identity and what happened during her captivity. The narrative explores themes of family secrets, survival, and the blurred lines between fantasy and reality.
The book is a twisty and suspenseful exploration of whether Jenny is truly safe, or if anyone is for that matter, after her return. The story is full of unexpected turns, unreliable narrators, and disturbing topics, maintaining a sense of unease throughout. "Safe" has been well-received by critics, with praise for its suspenseful plot and unexpected twists. DreamWorks has secured the film rights to "Safe". The book is approximately 336 pages in length.
